The count's millions [electronic resource] . and there is present to our minds the same differencens exists between the representations of human faces on canvas and the reilcction of the samefaces in a mirror, lt i- like [hiding truth for the fir-t time. Zola is one ot the moral in lranee, and it is really a-toiiishing how anyonecan doubt this. He makes us note the smell of vice, not its perfume : his nude figures are tlvseof the anatomical talk, which do not inspire the slightest immoral thought ; there i- not one ofLis books, not even the crudest, that doe- not leave behind
The count's millions [electronic resource] . and there is present to our minds the same differencens exists between the representations of human faces on canvas and the reilcction of the samefaces in a mirror, lt i- like [hiding truth for the fir-t time. Zola is one ot the moral in lranee, and it is really a-toiiishing how anyonecan doubt this. He makes us note the smell of vice, not its perfume : his nude figures are tlvseof the anatomical talk, which do not inspire the slightest immoral thought ; there i- not one ofLis books, not even the crudest, that doe- not leave behind it pure, man, and unmistakableaversion or scorn, for the ba-e pa-sions of which lie treats. brutally, pitilessly, anil withoutlivpocrisv hcstiips vice naked and boll- it up to lidieule. Forced by bis hand it is vice itselftint says. me and pa-s by! His novel-. ;.- he himself -ay-, are really moralshi ;;;? ??>? ii * On : .t ,,.«i)if. All tlie above are published without the Illustrations, price £?.;:?. irirc ,<. iv. SIDE-LIGHTS ON ENGLISH SOCIETY *hrtd)fo from Utfr, ^onal mil) ^ E. C (.aiENVILLE-MURRAY. CONTENTS : I. FLIRTS: — Fern Fiiits -The Flirt who has Plain Fur; in the LondonSlM#— The Flirt—The Flit: on Homo and Foreign service-The Townand Couutrv House Fiir: —The seaside Flirt—The Flirt on her Tim vols—The Sentimental Flirt—The Studious Flivt. II. ON HER BRITANNIC MAJESTYS SERVICE:-- Ambassadors Extraordinary—Seevctarios of Fmbissy—s. eretaries of Legation -A::uohes— Ceiisuls-Geucrul—Consuls—Vice-consuls — Oy. teens Messengers -Interpreters ?-Ambassadresses. III. SEMI-DETACHED WIVES :—Antherosses and Actresses-Separated byMutual Consent—Candidates :br a Pecrcc Nisi-A verv virtuous Wife—Flvssesand Penelope IV. NOBLE LORDS :—The Mthiciiu live Fuke- Politieal Peers Noble Old TYers— Tbe Sal Pe
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